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Die Informationsreihe Diamond Open Access ermöglicht Open Access ohne Buch- bzw. Artikelpublikationsgebühren (BPC, APC). In der Veranstaltungsreihe des Kommunikations-, Informations-, Medienzentrums (KIM) der Universität Konstanz werden Finanzierungsmodelle für Open-Access-Zeitschriften und -Bücher und aktuelle Erkenntnisse über Diamond Open Access vorgestellt . Termine der Informationsveranstaltung 10.06.2026: Informationsveranstaltung “Neue Angebote für die Konsortiale Finanzierung von Diamond Open Access” 20.09.2023: Informationsveranstaltung "PLATO, KOALA und CODRIA: Die Diamond-Open-Access-Landschaft und Ansätze konsortialer Finanzierung in Deutschland und der Schweiz" 29.11.2023: Informationsveranstaltung "Opening the Future und das Open Book Collective. Diamond Open Access für Bücher?" 06.11.2024: Informationsveranstaltung " Fair Open Access Funds - What libraries can do to promote Diamond Open Access" 05.12.2024: Informationsveranstaltung "International Insights into Diamond Open Access - How Does DOA Work Across Borders?"...
Fair Open Access Funds - What libraries can do to promote Diamond Open Access The BMBF-funded project open-access.network invited to an information event as part of the information series "Shaping the Open Access transformation sustainably. Diamond OA as an alternative": Fair Open Access Funds - What libraries can do to promote Diamond Open Access Wednesday, 6 November 2024 | 1pm - 2:15 pm (CET) | online | The event was held in English. As both subscription and publication costs for scientific journals and monographs continue to rise, there is much discussion about Diamond Open Access as an alternative funding option. But how can academic libraries support Diamond Open Access? One approach is to create seperate publication funds for Fair Open Acccess. In Fair Open Access, the focus is primarily on supporting publishing infrastructures and academic initiatives in order to strenghten scholar-led publishing. The Fair Open Access Alliance (FOAA) has outlined five key principles that journals must adhere to in order to qualify as Fair Open Access. These include: 1) being led by the academic community, 2) ensuring that authors retain the copyright to their work, 3) providing immediate and unrestricted Open Access to all content, 4) separating submission and publication from mandatory fees, and 5) maintaining low, transparent, and proportionate costs for any necessary fees. To support Fair Open Access initiatives, some university libraries allocate dedicated financial resources through Fair Open Access funds: Demmy Verbeke introduced the KU Leuven Fund for Fair Open Access , which is dedicated to promoting a cost-effective and sustainable implementation of Open Science. The fund supports the development of new publishing models, as well as Open Science initiatives and infrastructures, with the goal of steering away from expensive, for-profit business models and empowering scholars to regain control of the publishing process. Michaela Voigt talked about the Technische Universität (TU) Berlin and its University Library which has launched a Fair Open Access Fund in 2024 to further expand the existing support for Open Access. The focus of Fair OA funding is on publication or infrastructure projects that strengthen sustainable and open publication structures, promote diversity instead of monopolism and see cooperation as a driving force for innovation. At the event, we presented these best practices and discussed the following topics: What considerations preceded the establishment of a Fair OA Fund at KU Leuven and TU Berlin and what criteria do they use as a guide? How do Fair Open Access Funds work? What experience has been gained? How can the approach be transferred to other institutions? If you have any questions about the event, please contact Karin Stork (karin.stork@ uni-konstanz.de ) or Martina Benz (martina.benz@ uni-konstanz.de ). Materials You can find the presentations and some additional information about Diamond Open Access and Fair Open Access Principles here: Michaela Voigt (TU Berlin): Fund for sustainable and Fair Open Access at TU Berlin Demmy Verbeke (KU Leuven): KU Leuven Fund for Fair Open Access...
International Insights into Diamond Open Access - How Does DOA Work Across Borders? The BMBF-funded project open-access.network invited to an information event as part of the information series "Shaping the Open Access transformation sustainably. Diamond OA as an alternative": International Insights into Diamond Open Access - How Does DOA Work Across Borders? Thursday, 5 December 2024 | 2pm - 3.30 pm (CET) | online | The event was held in English. Diamond Open Access (DOA) aims to address inequities in scholarly publishing through several key mechanisms. By eliminating publication fees, it seeks to reduce elitist selection practices and to mitigate both institution-specific and international disparities in access to publishing opportunities. As a global movement, DOA inherently fosters international connections: digital publications are accessible worldwide and it allows researchers to share their work independent of their home institutions. Various international initiatives are currently driving the growth of DOA, providing valuable insights into the diverse global landscape of the DOA movement. Yet challenges remain. What obstacles hinder international collaboration in this field? What kind of infrastructure would best support effective global cooperation? And what lessons can we learn from existing DOA experiences? This event explored these questions, shedding light on the possibilities and pathways for a more internationally inclusive and accessible future in scholarly publishing. Speakers: Fernanda Beigel : Principal researcher at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council CONICET and Director of the Research Center on the Circulation of Knowledge ( CECIC , based in National University of Cuyo, Argentina) Caroline Edwards (Birkbeck, University of London): Executive Director of the Open Library of Humanities and Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Literature and Culture Pierre Mounier (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales): OPERAS co-coordinator and DIAMAS project Co-PI At the event, we discussed the following topics: Dystopia: What if DOA became extinct? Utopia: What would a global DOA revolution look like? Why does DOA have to be global? What are the weaknesses and risks of global DOA initiatives? What are the special challenges with regard to DOA publications or initiatives in France, in the UK and in Argentina? If you have any questions about the event, please contact Karin Stork (karin.stork@ uni-konstanz.de ) or Martina Benz (martina.benz@ uni-konstanz.de ). Materials You can find the presentations and some additional information about International Diamond Open Access here: Beigel, F., Edwards, C., & Mounier, P. (2024, Dezember 16). International Insights into Diamond Open Access - How Does DOA Work Across Borders?. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14500946...